It is widely known that in the fashion industry, not everything is the way it looks. A pretty ironic fact, considering it is all about appearance, looks, and
From February 15 to 18, the Waco Family & Faith International Film Festival will be held in the beloved and cozy Texas location. The 5th edition of the festival
Growing up is such a major theme in Hollywood that even a subgenre was created to appeal to drama and comedy fans who sought stories about the difficult
In the very complex conversation about the influence of social media during the key phases of childhood, we’ve learned about the importance of including matters that are extremely
Mysterious, heartbreaking, beautiful and terrifying. Alisi Telengut’s new animated short Baigal Nuur – Lake Baikal is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. Telengut’s narrative is basically replaced by
The Problem of the Hero, by young director Shaun Dozier, is a thrilling film that you may find some difficulty connecting with at first, but eventually it will
Deep in the heart of a film like Cabrini, with all its saccharine approach to the biographical concept, lies something very strong. A message of hope, a wink
The character-driven heist thriller Mob Land is a pleasant surprise in the form of an indie film that succeeds every expectation. I found myself unable to escape its grip
Depicting an engaging portrait of the challenges faced by the Indigenous peoples is a tall order, especially one that connects with audiences and retains both its heart and
Since the conception of the entertainment industry, Hollywood has always used the “hysterical woman” concept, in all of its forms, as a strong frame for character arcs. In
When it comes to social justice films, documentaries are the leaders of the race. Maybe we could say they’re easier to approach from a storytelling perspective, but like
Rom-coms are supposed to be anything but believable. Since the conception of the genre, as viewers we’ve sailed through countless stories where, whatever happens and whatever obstacle there
Social justice documentaries are a subgenre of their own inside the broad world of documentaries. They seem to be very common in independent cinemas, but don’t let this
